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Lloyd, Anthony Bertram

Date of death:
September 26th, 1944 (Arnhem-Oosterbeek, the Netherlands)
Buried on:
Commonwealth War Cemetery Arnhem Oosterbeek
Plot: 3. Row: A. Grave: 19.
Service number:
4209536
Nationality:
British (1801-present, Kingdom)

Biography

The inscription ons his tomb stone reads:

"Simple joys

of hearth and home,

The happiness we knew

Thus we remember you"

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Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Rank:
Private
Unit:
1st Parachute Battalion, 1st Parachute Brigade, 46th Infantry Division, British Army
Awarded on:
May 11th, 1943
Citation:
“On the 8th March 1943 in the Tamera Sector, Tunisia, Private Lloyd was a member of a counter-attack Company. During the advance Private Lloyd and two other men became separated from their platoon. They came under heavy machine gun fire and Private Lloyd ordered the two men to cover him while he himself attacked the post. He charged over country showing a complete disregard for his own safety and succeeded in capturing the machine gun post and three men. By this act of gallantry Private Lloyd prevented severe casualties being inflicted to the Company which was advancing.”
Military Medal (MM)

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